Tab Wiki Autor: KJ

Too many tabs? One keystroke files every open tab into a local, AI-grouped Markdown wiki on your own machine, then closes them - leaving you one tab and a clear workspace. Explore the wiki later to reopen, review, and prune what you saved.

HOW IT WORKS
- Clean (Alt+Shift+C): archives and closes every tab in every window. Pinned tabs and excluded sites are untouched. You get a receipt page with a full undo.
- Explore (Alt+Shift+E): browse your topics, filter, reopen tabs, spot stale entries you haven't touched in months, and delete what you no longer need.
- Reorganize and Refile: describe how you want things regrouped in plain language and the AI moves entries between topics.

YOUR AI, YOUR RULES
Filing runs through AI command-line tools already on your machine (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode) using your existing subscriptions - no API keys, no third-party servers. Switch engine and model in one click.

PLAIN FILES, FULLY YOURS
The wiki is Markdown files in a git repository (~/tab-wiki). Edit it in any editor, sync it however you like, or point a coding agent at it to curate for you.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
An ignore file plus a per-tab toggle keep sensitive sites completely invisible: never read, never archived, never sent anywhere. The extension collects no data and makes no network requests itself.

REQUIRES A COMPANION APP
Storage and AI invocation run in a small open-source native helper installed with one terminal command (macOS/Linux). Without it, the extension cannot store anything. Setup is very quick: https://github.com/kjalba/tab-wiki